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also the way he sees the parallel between little children and dogs

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Excellent analysis of a great movie

Wonderful, really enjoyed the comparitive angle you took here, I wish more videos were this thoughtful about such important films. Thank you!

Really wish you would have elaborated on the ominous so called "gender roles" but I worry you couldn't and still can't but you just wanted to throw around and parrot buzzwords that make you look up-to-date :-)))

What i also thought was great about the scene, is scene after where he is back at his hotel playing table tennis and continuing his clear love for the game and continuing his great winning streak .

I'm especially fond of Ozu's color films. Thank you for this insightful survey.

And thats why nobody talks about the Japanese one.. It was compromised and mediocre by comparison. Long live Leni!

why tf he killed her?

It's observational comedy, and being neuro-divergent myself (I suspect Tati was too) I find the film's themes of alienation, alternative perceptions, locomotive quirks and social ineptitude strike a chord.

Tati was a comic genius. I have seen his films so many times, but still laugh out loud each time. We are blessed he left us these moments of laughter.

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This is the best scene, but another scene I love, where things actually go Hulot's way, is the party at the hotel: Hulot (of course) is the only one to dress up for the masquerade, in a really silly pirate costume. But then it turns out that the beautiful woman who he has a crush on, also has a costume! And Tati doesn't do the obvious, he doesn't turn Hulot into an socialt awkward fool in this scene. Hulot actually behaves like a perfect gentleman, they dance and they genuinely seem to have a good time together. It's such a cute scene. I guess we've seen this very setup and payoff in later films but that doesn't take away from the fact it is so great.

I saw the silent and talking version of floating weeds I finally understood it the talking very has some funny scenes in it I was laughing but it's kind of sad I still good morning over this

Ozu's floating weeds I have to figure out to watch this movie again I understand late spring more even good morning I like very much

"Violent but ultimately impotent ways" - not ultimately impotent, see the 2:30hr marker of the film.

Rowan Atkinson better known as Mr Bean was influence by Jacques Tati films.

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Yes!!!! I've always thought of Tarkovsky. I'm glad you made this connection. And Bi Gan too, particularly with his work, Kaili Blues.

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I saw a Hulot film for the first time last week -- "Holiday." I enjoyed the whole thing, but the tennis scene you start out with was somehow the funniest and most memorable for me. The way he shoves the racquet forward and backward like a frying pan is fantastic physical humor -- it looks like his whole body is involved in the motion. And the absurdity of his thinking he could master tennis skills in a second -- and because as you say, nothing ever goes his way, the double absurdity (and delicious satisfaction) that he trounces his opponents. His style reminds one of other greats of physical comedy -- Chaplin, of course -- but there seems something intricate, nuanced and unsparing about Tati. I just wish I better understood French middle class leisure culture of 1953.

Before making a topic video, idk why Zodiac start first?

It's been one year since I watched this film and I haven't gotten over it! I don't think I ever would!

Good choice of music. Evocative, but not intrusive.

brilliant video. i need more.

Beautiful movie, i ve just finished watch it. Thanks for the information, first thing i thought when i finished it is that i need to learn about Taiwan´s history.

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Im halfway through the film and this was recommended. Still dont get what is the allegory here, its a very straightforward storytelling imo

Thank you for the insight. Greetings from Berlin, Germany. Danke.

Brilliant video! Love Apichatpong's movies too!!

I was shook when I finished the video and saw the view/ subcount. Very underrated

Great vid man! What was the background song you used?

my guy is back at it again! always love some ozu analysis

💙 this. Great video essay as always!

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Beatiful video essay.

Great video essay. Greetings from Indonesia. South East Asia. Apichatpong Weerasethakul films is so original. He create magical realism with simplicity. His film is weird but so poetic.

Thank for the video! I think you sum everything up at the end of videos quite well, he make the old belief, the countrysides story in to the pictures so if those that told the story believe that the story is real than perhaps what he show on to the screen is just as real, guess in the sense he make those story come to life in the cinema scene He often mentions that he like sci-fi too which seem to affect his film as well the clear example is probably the end of uncle boonmee Sorry if i didn't explain it very well but similar to what you said, to me his film didn't feel surreal it just that is just how the world (or the vision) in his film work, his film is really like a dream despite it strangeness it doesn't feel weird

Hi great video greetings from Brazil.

Great to see your videos about films that are less discussed on KZbin. I didn't consciously notice these things when I saw The Home and the World, but these sublte choices of a character's framing, movement, and so on, really affect how you relate to them.

Great movie great essay! Greetings from India

his movies are closer to magical realism than to surrealism, i think

Awesome video as always! He and specially nawapol thamrongrattanarit for me are IMO some of theb best and most interesting directors working right now!

this is a quality video essay. keep it up.